As the goofy netizens in the real world discussed it from every angle, the interaction between Kiana and Durandal came to an end in the Light Screen footage.
Although she had lost to Kiana in their sparring match, Durandal was not discouraged. Instead, she was brimming with motivation, feeling that she had not worked hard enough. She would continue training and strive to become stronger, so she could face Kiana as an opponent again.
After all, Durandal was someone who could grow stronger as long as she worked hard.
Yes, this directly revealed Durandal's talent: as long as she trained diligently, she could continuously grow stronger, with no upper limit in sight. The limits that existed for ordinary people—and even for many geniuses—simply did not exist for Durandal.
Whenever she reached a so-called limit, Durandal only needed to train hard for a while, and she would naturally break through it and become stronger.
That talent was so absurdly overpowered that anyone unaware of the truth might have thought Durandal belonged to some warrior race capable of transforming into giant apes.
Still, considering how Durandal's golden hair resembled that of a certain warrior race when they transformed into their super form, perhaps Otto had fused her with the relevant genes when he created her.
When the people of the real world learned this, they could only find it utterly ridiculous. So Durandal was a cheater—and the kind whose cheats had never even been turned off.
Then, someone online immediately objected, declaring with complete conviction: Wasn't leaving them on the same thing as cheating?
Well, although Durandal had not appeared particularly often, as the strongest S-rank Valkyrie, she had both looks and strength. Her personality was also like that of a traditional knight who had stepped straight out of a fantasy tale.